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Reducing third-party risks with eyes wide open
Provided by Rapid Ratings2018-08-17T11:45:00
Recent analysis shows that many companies don’t have adequate visibility into their third parties, and even less so into their third parties’ third parties and beyond.
This Thought Leadership piece and benchmark survey from Opus and RapidRatings will explore those best practices—such as building the case for a bigger budget, automating monitoring and auditing controls, focusing on high-risk third parties, and much more.
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